'What are these people who acquiesce in repression if not ordinary working people who have to be won to our side?' "The state, you fool!' came the reply from some wit in the audience.
The debate was interrupted During the speeches of both Paul Foot and Tony Benn, the disruption tactics of a gang of anarchists- - calling themselves the 'autonomi' infuriated the vast majority audience who had come to listen to the debate.
steelworker Sheffield expressed the feelings of the bulk of the crowded hall when he said:
'The steelworkers in Tony Benn put forward the case for socialists to loin the Labour Party. was not that Labour's reforms had failed, he claimed, that Labour has not reformed enouch, He wanted to see a reforming govertient His attempt to Labour's record in office from 1974-79 did not cut much the particularly following Foot's bold indictment of Benn himself for remaining in cabinet of such a right-wing Labour gov ernment Benn did win applause fo his attachment democracy of the ballor box;
the LCC, had intervened into the struggle against closure at Vickers, Scotswood, The problem been responsible for diverting it into parliamentary while he became 'but Vauxhall.
But she thought that the far Labour left had also failed to take a approach defend parliamentary' activity. It did Fact as ice struggle, instead Paul impose itself the La thi -shop stewards wom the line.
year. ' But each job lost through